To:LYDIA FOTIEVA AND V. A. SMOLYANINOV[1]

Written:Written on May 11, 1922Published:First published in 1965 inCollected Works, Fifth (Russian) Ed., Vol. 54.

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      Moscow,Volume 45,

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FotievaandSmolyaninov

Havethis translated for you both, read it; make note ofArmandHammerandin every way helphim on my behalf
if he applies.

[1]Writtenby Lenin on a letter from Arm and Hammer,
representing the American Allied Drug and Chemical Corporation (see
also Note 424). Hammer said B. Mishell, a director of the
company, and he himself were going to Petrograd, and requested
a letter of introduction. See also next document.